A detailed ab initio model of ferroelectric ordering in thin films shows that phase transitions and ferroelectric bistability occur down to diameters of 3.2 nm in nanodisks and nanorods.

The Genshin Impact 5.1 Banner and event details have been officially announced for the latest patch, titled The Rainbow Destined to Burn. In the first update since Natlan's debut, we're getting a ...

Genshin Impact Banners are what you can spend your Fate currency on to Wish for characters and weapons. Every character event Banner usually runs for three weeks, making way for the next Banner ...

We invite teenagers to tell a true story about a meaningful life experience in just 100 words. Contest dates: Nov. 6 to Dec. 4, 2024. By The Learning Network We invite teenagers to post their ...

Genshin Impact banners rotate every few weeks on a precise schedule, and we always know what to expect thanks to regular updates from Hoyoverse. The developer of the anime game always keeps its ...

‘This text provides an invaluable introduction to quantum spaces, quantum geometry and matrix models, culminating in in-depth discussions of the IKKT and BFSS matrix models, proposed non-perturbative ...

You can see the texture pattern in the banner above and the video below. While a lot of people looked at IdeaMaker’s new texturing feature as something for cosmetics, [Stefan] thought of sheet ...

Mark Gross - University of Cambridge 'The choice of topics in the book under review makes the book readable and self-contained, and it may become the standard reference on logarithmic geometry.' ...

We are delighted to reveal the full list of winners at the Brand Impact Awards 2024, after the Best of Show and Social Impact ...

What is the current and next Honkai Star Rail banner? If you want to pick up the best five-star characters for your team, then wishing on banners is your best bet. HSR banners rotate regularly ...

Like so many famous songs of yore, "The Star-Spangled Banner" started as a poem, called “The Defence of Fort McHenry.” It was written by Francis Scott Key in 1814 during the War of 1812.